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Japan New Year's Day 7.4 Earthquake

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Georgia's (Russia) ambassador to Japan is stuck on the bullet train

The diplomat's spirits are high, however, with Teimuraz Lezhava posting that "I'm on the Shinkansen. Although the train is stopped and there is no prospect of recovery, I am doing well due to the communication situation. I would like to see safety come first, and priority be given to areas that have suffered damage or are in need of rescue."

He also said that "beverages other than alcohol sold on Shinkansen trains are sold out. I'm a little worried because I have children, but we all have the same difficulties. Let's get through it together!"
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I would be terrified. I heard before that earthquake are a common thing in Japan, but it's not less than terrifying. :scared2:
I know; looking at a map you'd think that a good, strong quake would just knock that whole little island into the ocean.

My son lives lives in the Hiroshima area, southern Japan; he says that earthquakes are way more common in northern parts of Japan. That underground bullet train, though, YIKES!
 
I know; looking at a map you'd think that a good, strong quake would just knock that whole little island into the ocean.

My son lives lives in the Hiroshima area, southern Japan; he says that earthquakes are way more common in northern parts of Japan. That underground bullet train, though, YIKES!
They are masters in construction when we talk anty-earthquake buildings
 
it so sad that japan always gets hit by the earthquakes past years and its so very upsetting :( i hope my friends are safe there :(
 
I would be terrified. I heard before that earthquake are a common thing in Japan, but it's not less than terrifying. :scared2:
i would be too, i know they been hit by an earthquakes past years
 
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